Amit Bhatia's consortium plans to eventually take full control of Liverpool, currently negotiating up to 30% stake from FSG, with billionaires including Jeff Bezos and Eduardo Saverin approached.
Mexico's VidantaWorld Nuevo Vallarta to open world's first luxury theme park BON in autumn 2026, featuring 23 rides, 25 restaurants, and a £148m theatre.
Sher Khan in Alnwick wins English Curry Awards 2025 overall title, with regional and city winners announced across England.
Cyberattack on Canvas platform disrupts US final exams, with schools postponing tests and students unable to access materials. ShinyHunters claims responsibility.
No winner for £50m EuroMillions jackpot as numbers 2,3,8,28,39 plus stars 2 and 11 drawn. Thunderball results also announced.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced that residents unenrolled from Howard University can seek admission at CUNY and SUNY after the historically Black institution withdrew over 500 first-year students for missed tuition payments.
Asic finds banks repaid $55m to borrowers overcharged on home loans due to offset account failures. Here's how to check if you're owed money.
US diplomats walked out of a UN meeting after France criticized their human rights record under Trump, amid tariff and UN rights chief disputes.
Lachie Kennedy runs 9.85sec to end Australia's 64-year medal drought in men's 100m; Torrie Lewis becomes first Australian woman under 11 seconds with bronze at Commonwealth Games.
Higher oil prices and inflation from the Iran conflict will create a 'challenging inheritance' for Andy Burnham, the NIESR warns, with £24bn needed and slower growth.
A dashcam captured the moment a 6.8-magnitude earthquake hit Japan's Kumamoto prefecture, swaying vehicles. At least 100 injured and 2 killed inside a shopping mall.
Australia's inflation unexpectedly fell to 3.8% in the year to June 2026, from 4% in May, reducing the likelihood of a Reserve Bank interest rate rise next month.
In the garden at John Clare's cottage, a visitor reflects on her ancestor Henry Howsden, a shepherd's boy who lived there two centuries ago and shared the poet's love of nature.
Angus Taylor insists he made no payments to the conservative Liberal group Reformers, under investigation by NSW Icac, and says he is not a party to the proceedings.
Over 100,000 UK investors applied for SpaceX shares. Experts explain vital financial metrics like P/E ratio, ROE, and dividend yield to assess companies before investing.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party could be struck off in Queensland after failing to lodge audited financial statements with the state regulator for three years.
Arsenal need midfield depth, Liverpool require a winger, Chelsea a goalkeeper, and more: Opta Analyst breaks down every Premier League club's priority signing before the season.
Petrol prices have returned above $2 a litre and diesel reached $2.40 in some Australian cities as rising oil costs and a reduced fuel excise discount drive up fuel prices.
American service personnel accused of rape on British soil face lesser charges under US military law, deepening trauma for survivors, experts say.
CAA allows Heathrow to recover £320m in early expansion costs via higher airline charges, likely passed to passengers, adding 15p to fares in 2028.
Barcelona target Bournemouth's Eli Junior Kroupi as backup striker after failed Alvarez bid; Savinho eyes Tottenham move; Grealish left out of City tour.
The US military said it worked with Saudi forces to strike Iran-backed militias in Iraq, while Iran claimed attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, causing oil prices to rise.
Aslı Bâli and Samuel Moyn argue that the current moment requires an anti-war agenda suited to a plural and rivalrous world, replacing the flawed American-led order.
The Indian Premier League's value has surged to $20.6bn, boosted by franchise deals, now ranking second only to the NFL in per-match brand value.
Greggs' total sales rose 7.2% to £1.1bn in the first half, driven by new store openings and strong demand for iced matcha lattes and chicken rolls during summer heatwaves.
In 1926, 19-year-old Gertrude Ederle became the first woman to swim the English Channel, breaking the men's record by almost two hours with a time of 14 hours 39 minutes.
J Street, the pro-Israel, pro-peace lobby group, sees growth but faces challenges as the Democratic electorate moves left on Israel and two-state solution falters.
US districts are reducing school bus routes and seeking new transport solutions as driver shortages, budget constraints, and rising costs threaten student transportation.
President Trump's new tariffs target Canada with rates up to 50%, forcing Prime Minister Mark Carney to consider retaliation despite regional divisions and dependency on US trade.
Getting braids now costs up to £250 in London, requires month-long booking, and involves complex maintenance, reflecting rising beauty standards and inflation.